This year's list of Canada's best corporate citizens shows that companies are raising the bar on sustainability, a recognition that being environmentally and socially responsible is more than just the right thing to do - it's good for business.

CBSR members to make the list include:

- Mountian Equipment Co-op

- Suncor Energy

- Cenovus Energy

- Kinross

- PotashCorp

- Catalyst Paper

- Enbridge

- Rogers

- TransCanada

- ENMAX Corporation

- Encana Corporation

Keystone's proposed route across Nebraska has been said to threaten the endangered American Burying Beetle.  TransCanada Chief Executive Russ Girling has confirmed that the company will take all necesary precautions to protect endangered species such as the American Burying Beetle as it constructs the pipeline, even if it means thawing dead rats.

Young people who live in social housing in Toronto will soon be able to get broadband internet access for $9.99 a month as part of a pilot project announced by internet service provider Rogers Communications that aims to "bridge Canada's digital divide."

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Bell Canada and the True Patriot Love Foundation today announced the launch of the Bell True Patriot Love Fund, a $1 million program to support community mental health initiatives for Canadian military families.

Cisco is the official technology sponsor for the prestigious Skoll World Forum on Social Entrepreneurship (SWF) happening April 9 to 12 at the University of Oxford in England.

We welcome Nova Scotia Provincial Lotteries & Casino Corporation and SNC-Lavalin as new members of CBSR!

GMCR Canada launched their Employee Community Grantmaking program last fall, where teams of employees are organized across the country and entrusted with the responsibility of allocating grants to organizations and projects that address specific issues aligned with environmental stewardship, strong local systems, and economic prosperity.

Bell and Brain Canada are pleased to announce a new partnership in support of brain research in Canada - the Bell Mental Health Research Training Awards.

This week, the networking giant announced plans to offer a new home control and monitoring panel for AT&T's Digital Life service and apparently sees a bright future in the "Internet of Things." The Digital Life controller allows users to wirelessly manage devices connecting AT&T software with Cisco Z-Wave radios.